WWE still has a few weeks before its annual Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view, so it is taking the slow approach with the buildup. As of Monday morning, no matches had been confirmed.

That all changed during Raw when Keith Lee, Riddle and AJ Styles fought in a Triple Threat match to see who would get to challenge Drew McIntyre for the WWE Championship.

Jeff Hardy and Elias continued their feud this week with a Symphony of Destruction match that featured different instruments around the ring that could be used as weapons.

We also saw McIntyre give an exclusive interview, and Randy Orton appeared on "A Moment of Bliss" to talk about Bray Wyatt.

Let's take a look at everything that happened on this week's episode of Monday Night RAW!

Survivor Series was a night of failure for Friday Night SmackDown, though it was a close fight. The blue brand's champions mostly reigned supreme, but the traditional elimination tag team matches went to Monday Night Raw. Roman Reigns emerged victorious thanks to the support of Jey Uso. He helped take down Drew McIntyre when the referee was injured. However, Uso also fell short as team captain of the men's SmackDown team. He needed to prove his worth to The Tribal Chief. Sasha Banks defeated Asuka in one of the biggest confidence-boosting moments of her career. Carmella, though, waits in the wings, looking to knock her off her pedestal. The rest of the SmackDown women's division fell short, losing just barely down the stretch despite Bianca Belair's best efforts. The Street Profits had much to prove, stepping into the ring with New Day. Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins proved it all with an emphatic, show-stealing performance that should have put the blue brand tag teams on notice. Sami Zayn may have given any future challenger the green light to go after him following an embarrassing defeat against Bobby Lashley. However, he maintains the narrative that he was cheated and will continue to refuse to accept "faulty" results. 

This November 27 edition of SmackDown has to rebuild the pieces on a brand that prided itself on being the best. Lets see what happens on this weeks episode of Friday Night SmackDown after Survivor Series!

NXT TakeOver: WarGames approaches, and the November 25 edition of NXT heralded that event with matches to set up the big contests to come. Undisputed Era returned the previous week to begin a fight with The Kings of NXT that ended with William Regal announcing the two would fight in WarGames. Pete Dunne was set to represent Pat McAfee's team in a ladder match against a member of UE to determine who would have the advantage in WarGames. Candice LeRae has established many enemies, who she is likely to face inside WarGames as members of Shotzi Blackheart's team. However, her first challenge was Ember Moon, who looked to continue building momentum toward a title opportunity. With Wade Barrett out for the week, Kevin Owens stepped in as a special guest commentator. No one knew what he would say, or who would try to take their shot at a former NXT and WWE universal champion?

This show had work left to do to build toward TakeOver. While both WarGames were set, the show still needed to establish the rest of the card and give everyone something to be excited about. See what happens on this weeks episode of NXT!

After winning the battle for brand supremacy, WWE Raw hit the USA Network looking forward to the TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view with new feuds, the latest developments in existing ones and a showdown between former tag team championship-winning partners.

What went down in the fallout from the annual fall classic, and how will it affect the brand in the weeks to come?

Find out with the highlights of the November 23 episode of Monday Night RAW!

On a night when the "best of the best" battled for brand supremacy at Survivor Series, WWE celebrated one of its greatest icons in a final farewell at the event in which he debuted 30 years earlier. The Undertaker said one last goodbye to the company he reigned over for three decades Sunday night, with his Hall of Fame career lauded in grand fashion. The homage to one of the greatest to ever lace a pair of boots came on the same night that the Superstars of Raw and SmackDown battled for bragging rights.

Which brand emerged victorious from this year's Survivor Series pay-per-view and what did The Deadman's departure entail?

Find out on this episode of Survivor Series!

Sunday is Survivor Series, which means Friday's SmackDown show was the last chance that management had to fill up the teams for the blue brand. Going into the show, the women's team had two open spots and the men's team had one. Who qualified to join the SmackDown brand at Survivor Series? also, multiple smackdown champions had the chance to face off with their opponent from RAW. What will happen between their encounters and what will they have to say about each other before they face off this Sunday? find out in this weeks episode of Friday Night Smackdown!

NXT's title scene is constantly evolving, and the November 18 edition promised major twists. This edition of the black-and-gold brand felt as big as NXT has gone in months. Champions returned, and top contenders looked to build momentum to future opportunities. Was the champions able to retain? or will the challengers stop them in their tracks? what will the major twists and what will the contenders to look to get for future opportunities? find out on this episode of the NXT of November 18!